a: :; m taw m I M a u u Where Quality Costs Less ” m fWi| All ing h a m’s will show you how to .... SAVE MONEY! Here are some ■A r ‘P m >y * ENSIVEJot** fi. from the DRESS PIECE GOODS DEP7! Ideal for beach and holiday wear. It s n^ce to have plenty of changes when you’re away holidaying at the beach, and you can easily afford to too, if you make your own frocks. Here are a few examples of the outstanding values that predominate in the Dress Piece Goods Department, .beautiful fabiics . . . striking' designs . . . seasonable shades . . . exceptional quality . . . all combine to make this one of the most striking offerings ever made to you, considering the prices . . . very low. all fast washing colours. 32in. Cambric One of the most popular summer fabrics. Ideal for frocks, aprons, etc., showing a neat sprig design. 30in. Betty and Barbara Prints 1 his is a good wearing Cloth showing a wide range of designs in neat spot and sprig effects. 36in. Azlin This is an exceptionally wide cloth and the quality too is very good. The beautiful designs are indeed alone worth seeing. 36in. Shantilda A line woven cloth ideal for summer frocks for nearly all occasions. Wonderful value. 36in. Printed Pique . . . . Smartly designed, with a small pattern neatly printed into the fabric. In beautiful shades and colourings. 36in. Printed Yoiles Daintily designed voiles in smart floral effects on white and pastel grounds. Showing exceptionally attractive colourings in all the latest effects. 9d yd. 1/3 yd. 1/6 yd. 1/6 yd. 1/11 yd. 1/- U 1/11 HERE ARE TWO EXCEPTIONAL VALUES l/n .. . 3Gin. Washing Satin now This is a good weight uncrushable satin, ideally suitable for lingerie, blouses, jumpers, day and evening S / £ frocks. Can be readily used for furnishing purposes, | / flj too, such as cushions, curtains, etc. Reduced from 1/11 */ v yd. 2/G . . . 36in. Crepe Rayon for One of the most outstanding offerings in the department. Serviceable . . . ultra-smart . . . and very much in demand for smart evening frocks. Showing in colours of cream, tomato, saxe, nattier, navy, flame, fawn, brown, reseda and black. Our usual 2/6 value. 1/llhd. Illinghamc Bargain Emporium - - Te Kuiti. A
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 3448, 22 November 1932, Page 7
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